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forehead promises forever
#atypical#cazzie#casey gardner#izzie taylor#casey x izzie#fan art#netflix#ro draws#listennnnn i couldnt say goodbye to the show without drawing them at least once#i will miss them
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Forehead Promise
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the kids are falling in love in the living room again.
atypical fan art
#atypical#fan art#photoshop#illustration#casey and izzie#cazzie#screenshot redraw#colors#warm colors
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Is this a very crappy fanart of Casey Gardner? Well yes, it is. Did I try out a new art style again? Of course. Do I look like I freaking care? No, not at all.
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#casey gardner#casey#atypical#netflix#brigette lundy paine#cazzie#lgbt#lgbtq#lgbtqia#lgbti#digital art#fan art#artist#artwork#art#artists on tumblr#just fml#atypical Netflix#fanart#digital drawing#digital painting
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i love them 🥺🥺
#cazzie#atypical season 3#cassie x izzie#atypical netflix#atypical#fan art#art#drawing#artwork#illustration#lgbt+ art
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Another quick sketch 💕
#brigette lundy paine#atypical#art#doodle#own style#sketch#artist#pencil#cazzie#casey gardner#fan art#fandom#netflix
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i was afraid of losing someone that i love
i was afraid of losing you
#finally finished this#i cant wait to see them again#izzie x casey#cazzie#cazzie fanart#atypical#atypical fanart#casey gardner#casey gardner fanart#brigette lundy paine#fivel stewart#fan art#my art#aaamyrc
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“Let’s forehead promise to never leave each other again. Is it obvious that I just made this up?”
#cazzie#casey x izzie#my art#fan art#netflix#atypical#izzie#casey#yuri#lesbians#shojo ai#girls love#casey gardner#spoiler#atypical spoiler
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so i started watching Atypical and I’m obsessed
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Entertainment Weekly, December
Cover: Wandavision -- Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff and Paul Bettany as Vision
Page 1: Contents, Melissa Gilbert on the Little House on the Prairie Set in 1977
Page 3: Sound Bites -- special holiday edition
Page 4: Editor’s Note
Page 6: The Must List -- Between the World and Me
Page 8: The Orchard by David Hopen, Freaky
Page 9: Chris Stapleton -- Starting Over
Page 11: A Sky Beyond the Storm by Sabaa Tahir, Let Them All Talk
Page 12: Batman/Catwoman
Page 13: Nomadland
Page 14: Soul, December Games -- Marvel’s Spider-man: Miles Morales, Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge, Immortals Fenyx Rising
Page 16: My Must List -- Kenan Thompson
Page 19: First Take -- Bob Odenkirk in Nobody -- the Better Call Saul star plays an unlikely action here complete with a bloody good makeover in this thriller about a family man who decides to seek revenge after a break-in
Page 21: Pedro Pascal and Christian Slater -- We Can Be Heroes
Page 22: Cover Story -- Wandavision a wonderfully weird send-up of sitcoms of the past is Marvel’s key to the future
Page 30: Untold Stories: Holiday Movies Edition -- an oral history of The Family Stone -- Thomas Bezucha, Diane Keaton, Sarah Jessica Parker, Luke Wilson, Elizabeth Reaser, Dermot Mulroney, Tyrone Giordano, Brian White, Craig T. Nelson, Claire Danes
Page 36: Making the Scene -- The Muppet Christmas Carol -- fans of the Muppets’ 1992 take on Scrooge know a key scene is missing from the DVD version and it’s now the most beloved number ever left on the cutting-room floor, Closet Confidential -- Bridget Jones’ Diary -- Colin Firth and director Sharon Maguire reveal the secrets behind Darcy’s ugly sweater
Page 37: The Merriest Movies Years Ever -- Jeremy Arnold the author of the TCM book Christmas in the Movies: 30 Classics to Celebrate the Season reveals why 1947 and 2003 were prime years for yuletide films
Page 38: Role Call -- Mary Steenburgen -- the Oscar winner is a holiday movie MVP and here we look back at the roles that put the Mary in Christmas
Page 39: Behind the Music -- The Preacher’s Wife -- Whitney Houston’s rousing 1996 film boasts one of the all-time great Christmas movie soundtracks and producer Mervyn Warren tells how it came together
Page 40: Investigation: Is Die Hard a Christmas movie? It’s the debate that won’t die: does Bruce Willis’ 1988 action classic also qualify as a Christmas classic? With the help of some Die Hard alums we’re ready to settle this once and for all -- Bonnie Bedelia, Reginald VelJohnson, Dermot Mulroney, Zooey Deschanel, Mean Girls -- Christmas got a bit risque in the teen film’s memorial Jingle Bell Rock talent-show performance
Page 41: 4 Things You Didn’t Know About Love Actually -- we actually unearthed some new tidbits from writer-director Richard Curtis about the much-discussed much-beloved Christmas rom-com
Page 43: 3 secrets from Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer -- it’s aired every year since 1964 but there are still some things you don’t know about the stop-motion Christmas special, 5-minute oral history -- Elf -- you’d better scurry for the story behind the film’s Baby It’s Cold Outside shower scene by Zooey Deschanel
Page 44: Shondaland makes its Netflix debut December 25 with the swoony Bridgerton a Regency-era drama inspired by a series of romance novels
Page 48: The Kane maker -- David Fincher and an all-star cast inhabit Old Hollywood for Netflix’s Manx the riveting behind-the-scenes story of Citizen Kane
Page 52: In an era of rampant reboots it’s been awfully quiet on the Prairie so EW investigates why it’s taken so long for Hollywood to return to Laura Ingalls Wilder’s beloved town on Walnut Grove in Little House on the Prairie
Page 57: 2020 Gift Guide
Page 66: News + Reviews -- It has spurred sales and served as a balm for concert-starved fans but the best by-product of Verzuz is its celebration of Black excellence
Page 70: Movies -- from modernized classics to fresh newcomers the Hollywood musical is back in style with a new inclusive look
Page 73: Indie’s New Queen -- with another major and wild big-screen performance in Black Bear Aubrey Plaza is emerging as an art-house icon
Page 74: Meet Your Maker -- Alan Ball -- the Oscar and Emmy winner behind American Beauty and Six Feet Under and True Blood brings his most personal project to the screen: the road movie Uncle Frank and here Ball shares his iconic cinematic and literary inspirations
Page 76: Comedy of My Life: Melissa McCarthy -- the Oscar nominee and Emmy winner flaunts some Superintelligence in her fourth movie directed by husband Ben Falcone
Page 78: The Shot -- Silver Linings Playbook -- inside the creation of a classic scene
Page 80: TV -- after years as the grounding force on The Big Bang Theory Kaley Cuoco is now flying high as The Flight Attendant at the center of a juicy murder mystery
Page 82: Class is back in session on Peacock where Saved By the Bell revival debuts
Page 83: The Crown
Page 84: Small Axe
Page 85: Q+A with Bryan Cranston -- in the limited series Your Honor the Emmy winner is breaking bad again starring as a judge whose son is involved in a hit-and-run
Page 86: Unwrapping Christmas TV movies -- wisdom gleaned from a flurry of winters in Tinseltown
Page 87: Role Call -- William H. Macy -- as he heads into the 11th and final season of Shameless he looks back on his most iconic projects, epic sci-fi series The Expanse is back with more cosmic chaos in season 5
Page 89: What to Watch
Page 96: Music -- Angus Young and Brian Johnson explain how AC/DC are back on track with a new album that honors late bandmate and brother Malcolm Young
Page 98: Sam Smith
Page 99: Q+A with legendary P-Funk bassist Bootsy Collins sheds light on his new album and his enormous collection of top hats
Page 101: The Playback -- Joni Mitchell Archives: Vol. 1: The Early Years -- before she became an icon Mitchell was performing at local radio stations and recording homemade demos
Page 102: A Band You Need to Know -- Sault -- the mysterious U.K. group has dropped two timely album-of-the-year contenders, Stupid Questions with Josh Groban -- the multiplatinum-selling golden-voiced baritone returns with Harmony but can he sing his way out of this comedic jam
Page 103: Epitaph -- Eddie Van Halen
Page 104: Books -- Ernest Cline returns with Ready Player Two the sequel to his 2011 blockbuster and 2020′s most secretive novel
Page 106: Comedians Rachel Bloom and Michelle Buteau have new memoirs but first they chat about bullying and Dick Jones and how Julia Roberts likes her eggs
Page 107: High Anxiety with Cazzie David -- the writer and daughter of OG angster Larry David broadcasts her own neuroses in the essay collection No One Asked for This and here shares her deepest fears
Page 108: The weirdest year in publishing history wraps up with an all-virtual literary awards season and here we break down the titles with their eyes on the prize
Page 110: Screenwriter and director ad novelist John Ridley offers an alternative perspective in The Other History of the DC Universe
Page 112: The Bullseye
#tabloid toc#tabloidtoc#wandavision#elizabeth olsen#wanda maximoff#paul bettany#vision#kenan thompson#bob odenkirk#the family stone#mary steenburgen#the preacher's wife#die hard#love actually#rudolph the red nosed reindeer#zooey deschanel#elf#bridgerton#david fincher#mank#little house on the prairie#verzuz#aubrey plaza#alan ball#melissa mccarthy#kaley cuoco#the flight attendant#bryan cranston#your honor#william h. macy
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Dai, proviamoci, anche per una volta sola, facciamo un Daily diary.
Praticamente che dire, sta andando tutto bene. Ho risolto tutti i miei problemi sull'esistenzialismo, le mie visioni filosofico-moderne sono legate e hanno senso, i miei traumi scolastici e sociali sono risolti attraverso l'accettazione della vita, nel bene e nel male.
Praticamente credo sia questo il vero segreto della vita: porsi le domande fino alla domanda d'origine, quella che a seguito di una risposta ripetuta si ripete costantemente in ogni contesto. Sono convinto di essere portatore di questa conoscenza del vero significato ultimo della vita. Il problema è che posso tenerlo solo per me. Credo sia soggettivo. O forse no. Semplicemente credo anche che se sei una persona che ha legato la propria vita a degli schemi, ti trovi a non accettare tutto e non essere laterale di pensiero.
Ad ogni modo, finalmente mi diplomo. Ne ho subite di tutti i colori dalla mia infanzia ad oggi, nel contesto scolastico, e sono sempre più deciso a intraprendere la carriera e lo studio psicologico. Mi affascina. Tra la scienza tecnica e quella umana il divario è tra giocare con il mondo e la sua fisica oppure giocare con gli esseri umani. Io ho scelto la seconda. Il mondo puoi prevederlo con un calcolo, una mente umana è continuo variare e divenire. Flusso di coscienza come quando leggi Dubliners di Joyce, teoria della casualità secondo la Legge di Murphy. Non sono malvagio, non voglio giocare con le menti nel senso di impadronirmene, ma trovo più soddisfacente la ricerca del flusso di pensiero che quella ricerca che porterà sicuramente a dei risultati simili fra di loro. Non mi piace concretizzare qualcosa di astratto. La mente umana è astratta, la puoi toccare solo con le parole e sentirla con l'empatia. Ed è giusto e meglio che sia così.
Oltretutto, sono onesto e schietto, empatico e molto sensibile. Voglio offrirmi in aiuto di questa generazione sempre più incallita nel disagio sociale, che si giudica l'imperfezione del mondo e non trova un suo posto.
Ad esempio, mi danno fastidio le persone che si liberano dicendo "Io voglio farla finita, tanto Nessuno mi vuole, nessuno mi pensa". Ebbene, sti cazzi, esistiamo per il nostro unico interesse, mica per il piacere altrui. Dobbiamo fare di noi stessi e della nostra vita un'arte, non il nostro aspetto esterno. D'Annunzio non vi ha insegnato un cazzo.
E quale arte migliore se non la mente umana.
Ma poi, torno per terra, e cerco di essere più coerente possibile, il mio pensiero, anzi il nostro, quello di chiunque pensa, è astratto e rimane astrattismo generale paragonato ad una malattia. Pensare così non è pessimismo o depressione. È essere onesti, realisti. Impazzire non è per nulla legato ad un pensiero mondiale omogeneo.
Ma tanto, ormai, si è troppo concreti e troppo materiali, la critica di pensiero vale ben poco. E allora si torna con i piedi per terra, o dentro la Terra.
E allora si che mi spiego perché il mio pensiero cosi fine diventa un amalgama di odio, rabbia; diventa una sociopatia generale, che mi fan schifo tutti. Non perché mi facciano realmente schifo, ma perché pongono la propria vita ancora a servizio di un bene generale che di bene non ha nulla. Non si è onesti, non si è liberi da sé stessi, con la scusa che il mondo fa schifo; come quelli che non vanno a votare perché "tanto non cambia niente". C'è un motivo se esisti e lo puoi fare, la barriera è solo nella tua testa e nella morale. Puoi seguire la morale per stare bene con te stesso, approvo, ma non puoi seguire te stesso per sempre per fare una merda la tua vita per gli altri.
Ho scritto molto, quando il pensiero mi fluisce continua cosi per ore finché la lingua non mi si impasta con la bocca. Poco male, in ogni caso ho accettato me stesso e mi sento un tutt'uno con tutti i casi nella mia testa che mi hanno accompagnato nella vita, i mostri sono semplicemente miei alleati, non me stesso. Se si sono rivelati, vuol dire che hanno funzione propria, non puoi costringerli a vivere con te.
Ma non mi s'azzardi l'occhio alla lettura o l'orecchio alla voce di "voglio ammazzarmi", che quello che io mi porto dietro e mi porto ancora non è per nulla invidiabile.
"In questa notte di pensieri, che cadono come pioggia batte cemento e lascia un fosso" ~me
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SNL Adventure! 11/4/17 Larry David/Miley Cyrus
Yup I did standby again for SNL! My back hurts and I kind of lost my voice but that’s okayyyyyyy! This will probably be my longest SNL post ever bc I got to meet 14 people! Some of the pics are a little blurry bc I was too excited and my hands shake a lot (also i look like trash and i have fucked up teeth rip me please don’t judge too harshly 🙃)
First that came out was Kate! She hasn’t been stopping for fans a lot this season BUT she stopped this time bc @wooden-swings-and-diet-coke and @ohippiegay made an AMAZING quilt for her!!! (btw it was really great to meet y’all!!) Everyone wanted to meet Kate and she said, “I’m so sorry! I- I have special guests!” I felt kind of bad but she stopped real quick for a pic with me and @blazermckinnon!
Melissa came out next!!!! I mentioned this last week, but I briefly chatted with her on her art insta (melissavart) and I just really love that she takes time to talk to her fans and she’s so supportive and told me my art is beautiful 💕 I wanted to draw something for her to show that I really appreciate her kindness so I made stipple portrait of her cat Ella! She seemed to really like it!! She said, “Ella’s going to love it!” Then she safely tucked it into her bag asdfghjkl
Okay so this next part got me shook. Aidy came out and everyone cheered and it went something like, “Aidyyyyyy!! wait what wAIT VANESSA!!!!!!!!!!” YEAH SO PRECIOUS BB VANESSA BAYER WAS THERE I LOVE HER SM ASDFJLGKA
Anddddddd Katie Dippold came out with them! Katie co-wrote Ghostbusters with Paul Feig! She also played the real estate agent that shows them the firehouse
She’s also the girl that dressed up for her friend’s halloween party when no one else dressed up
So yeah 3 people I admire came out at the same time! I called out Katie’s name because I’ve wanted to meet her but never thought that I would! She looked REALLY confused when I called her name lol she probably didn’t expect anyone to recognize her
me: KATIE!
kd: *stops and turns* ????????? (probably thinking “me???”)
me: Yeah! Ghostbusters!
kd: !!! Yeah!
me: Yeah!!!! Can I get a picture with you? Sorry, I just really love Ghostbusters!
Aidy was very sweet as usual! Vanessa was taking pictures with some people but left before I could ask for a pic lol BUT SHE LOOKED AMAZING AND BEAUTIFUL AND I MISS HER
Finally got a picture with Heidi!!! She made me laugh a lot as Angel and I’m glad that she’s getting screen time! My first picture with her was super blurry so later when she was waiting for a car I asked if she could take another one. After the picture she asked me if it was clear or if I needed to take another one and it was a little blurry but I felt guilty for asking her to take another so I told her it was clear and thanked her lol
Mikey likes to make faces and hand signs in pics lol he was making a weird hand gesture in our group pic and I asked him what it meant and he said, “I’m sorry, I was trying to do the west side sign. Ah I’ll try one without it.”
SO I FINALLY GOT A PICTURE WITH BECK AND KYLE IDK WHY IT TOOK 5 TRIES BUT WOW IM HAPPY also I didn’t print out the album cover bc I didn’t have time but I might try and give it to them in 2 weeks
Chris is so fucking hilarious I’m so glad that he’s getting so much screen time!!! Someone said, “No wet diapers!” (ref to the baby steps sketch) and it made him laugh 😂 also I want to point out that he was laughing right before I took the pic and then immediately switched to this face:
it’s blurry bc I’m laughing rip i tried
Met Luke! He’s really friendly! He took his time to talk to every single person there and was making silly faces in all the pics
Alex came out with his fiancée asdfgjklaas they’re so cute together!!! They kissed and she was about to leave to find a car but then he pulled her back to kiss her again it was really cute ❤️ @blazermckinnon told him that she loved him as Eric. I made a comment about the fun dip and I think he laughed and said it was tasty lol
Beautiful talented amazing goddess Cecily Strong came out and I’m pretty sure her feet were hurting in her high heels lolol “Sorry, I’m hobbling!” I asked her to sign my wristband and she held my hand and signed it asfdghjk She asked @blazermckinnon what she was going to do with the wristband and I joked, “Frame it!” Then Cecily said something like, “And then you’re going to move and throw it out!” LOL never!
I have the grid on my phone’s camera on and she noticed it and said, “She’s got a grid on her camera! I gotta get an app like that!” precious bb 💕
I was about to leave, but Higgins came out and then I was too paranoid to leave LOL
Okay so I almost met Colin my very first time at SNL smh I left at like 3am and he came out 2 minutes after I left 🙃🙃🙃 and he didn’t come to my side the second time and the third time he didn’t come out at all bc he was with scarlett and I’ve been bitter ever since BUT FINALLY MET HIM ONLY TOOK 5 TRIES He was in a rush so the pic is a little blurry but also I was just shook bc he was moving so quickly he was in my face at one point and also his cologne is really strong???? but it smells nice so whatever ALSOOO he didn’t really do it in my pic but I noticed that he made a face in a lot of fan pics that was basically “the smolder” from tangled
At one point Leslie came out and she looked exhausted so I didn’t want to bother her. Pete also came out with Cazzie David! PETE NEVER COMES OUT He stopped for a few people and then left. I’m kind of disappointed that I didn’t get a picture with him but owell it’s okay!
GOOD NIGHT REALLY FUN 10/10
#river gets tickets#kate mckinnon#melissa villasenor#katie dippold#aidy bryant#vanessa bayer#mikey day#heidi gardner#kyle mooney#beck bennett#chris redd#luke null#alex moffat#cecily strong#steve higgins#colin jost#snl
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Today is the 2019 NBA Lottery!🤞🏻 The 1st NBA Lottery was held in 1985 with the Knicks winning it, they selected Georgetown center The Beast of the East, Hoya Destroya Patrick Ewing my favorite Knick of all time. That was the only lottery win for New York, from 1947 to 1965 the NBA draft process was territorial and NY had 2 number 1 overall picks in 1963 and 1964 (Art Heyman and Jim Barnes), from 1966 to 1984 however the draft system was changed into a coin flip between the worse team in each conference, the Knicks seleted Cazzie Russell as the number 1 pick in 1966, they won't have the number 1 pick overall again until 1985 when the NBA once again changed the draft system into the Lottery system, The Knicks and their fans are hoping today we will get our second Lottery win though this year the team with the worse record only have a 14% chance compared to previous years when the worse team gets 25% chance. GO NY GO NY GO! #NBA #NBALottery #NBADraft #PatrickEwing #Knicks #NYK #NewYork #NYC #NewYorksBiggestThrill #MadisonSquareGarden #NewYorkKnicks #Knickerbockers #NewEra #NewEraCap #Starter #StarterJacket #Stance #UCCGPH #Georgetown #Duke #zionwilliamson https://www.instagram.com/p/BxcR1BKFR2K/?igshid=1btnwsefqnm5j
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CONCERT REVIEW: MARIANAS TRENCH W/ ELIJAH WOODS X JAMIE FINE AT THE ORPHEUM - MARCH 29TH, 2019
As lead singer Josh Ramsay mentioned during Marianas Trench’s set, the Orpheum is one of the most beautiful venues in the country. It was thrilling to see the band bring their Suspending Gravity tour there on Friday, March 29th, in support of their new album Phantoms. This hometown show was the final date of the Canadian leg of the tour.
Opening up the evening was Ottawa-based duo Elijah Woods x Jamie Fine. They told us this was their fifteenth and final show with Marianas Trench, and were extremely happy to have been along across the country. The two shared vocal duties, Elijah also played the keyboards, and the group had a backing guitarist and drummer. The band brought a lot of passion and energy within themselves and the audience, radiating a stage presence throughout the venue; there was lots of clapping, dancing, cheering, and fun. They spoke to the audience a lot, with very genuine excitement and delight at being there tonight. The two danced a lot throughout, with Jamie swinging the mic stand around as she stormed the entire stage towards the end.
The group played most of the songs from their EP 8:47, including hits like “Ain’t Easy” and “Love Strong.” They really got the hype going when Jamie launched into a cover of Kanye’s “Gold Digger” about halfway through, after telling us about a relationship that went sour. (“F*** her!” Jamie exclaimed.) They finished the set with a rendition of Aerosmith’s “Dream On,” bringing the energy surging in the room to an exciting climax. Not many bands have the musical range to cover Kanye West and Aerosmith in the same set, but their rock-pop beats are just the right combination that it worked amazingly.
Marianas Trench began their set with an ominous, horror-style video describing the mythology of their latest album. They opened the set with the eerie “Eleonora,” which also opens Phantoms. Sadly, they did not play anything from their 2006 debut album Fix Me. I was hoping to at least hear the rather explicit but upbeat “Shaketramp,” as they’ve played it at other Vancouver shows in the past. Now on their fifth studio album in 18 years, the setlist did still consist of hits from all of their eras. It was especially nice to hear “Pop 101” and “Here’s to the Zeros,” which are both non-album singles.
During “Pop 101” and continuing throughout “Haven’t Had Enough,” Josh walked through most of the crowd. He didn’t just do the front and floor area – he went all around the Orpheum, into the upper sections. This was a real delight for the screaming crowd, with abundant selfies and waving hands everywhere.
The visuals were absolutely beautiful, and more than I expected and have seen from the band in past shows. There were videos and montages featuring the ghostly “Eleonora,” alongside voiceovers of Josh’s poetry further exploring the narrative. But alongside other songs were gorgeous projections of things like cosmic galaxies and a nuclear explosion going off. It was like something from a David Lynch movie. Towards the very end, they had an actual Eleonora on stage – a darkly veiled spectral figure following Josh as he sang. It was genuinely frightening and interesting, definitely enhancing the storyline of the Suspending Gravity tour. Marianas Trench always incorporate certain themes and imagery for each of their tours, and the Phantoms era was the most memorable yet.
Josh spoke to the audience a lot about the show and the tour. He told us “We just released an album a month ago, and went on tour two days later.” He was so thrilled at how well the tour had gone and the fans who learned the music so fast. He gave acknowledgements to everyone who helped make the show happen, bringing backing touring instrumentalist Royce Whittaker to the front and especially calling him out for his work. It takes a lot of people working behind the scenes to make concerts happen, and it’s really nice to see them thanked on stage.
Thirteen years after their debut, Marianas Trench remain one of the biggest, best, and most fun Vancouver bands around. As Friday showed, they remain committed and talented in the music, performance, and art with every tour and concert. It’s never been a better time to be a Marianas Trench fan.
Written by: Cazzy Lewchuk
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